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The Nigerian local currency, Naira, depreciated against the United States dollar amidst social political unrest
Despite strong liquidity in the financial system worth more than a trillion naira, money market rates spike
VC4A, African Business Angel Network (ABAN) have announced the 7th edition of the Africa Early Stage Investor Summit
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First Bank of Nigeria Limited (FirstBank) Chief Executive Officer, Kazeem Adeduntan has been scheduled to share insight
Shareholders of Conoil Plc have approved the payment of ₦1.39 billion dividend proposed by the board of the company.
The Canadian Government says it has contributed US$ 3 million to the United Nations COVID-19 Basket Fund for Nigeria’s response.
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The International Center for Strategic Alliances is scheduled to hold its second annual digital banking summit
IMF says Sub-Saharan Africa Economy will Recover 3.1% in 2021